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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
XII.

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ben man ni9t wieber ausfaaen Tonne.
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Oh Elm Glib auf INN LATTE, beien er f9 ni3t
su eruebren uermO4te.
glbon's gsrf6winbsn ueristte aud bic
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lidteft, iebsn trauli3en grsuB Der Seele.
unb trabte has iuutse 3uiammenlsben, bas
ionit itetsU In benz tIeinen &reiie sewaltet.
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Wie ssw6bnIid wurbe bet &afee auf ber
TerraiIe aufsetrassn, Don Der aus man etn
sutss Stid bss Wsses lberbliden tonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

9Or benz 8irtbsbuufe gu &oienst bielt
Elm @asen. Gin bIOn0er iunger Mann
TN srauem &siieanjus NIT peiBer grapatte
entittes bemieIben un6 besab ii9 ms sSn,
mere, na6Oem er nit benz iein9etIeibeten
9errn, Der cine @isarre rau3eu6 auf Der
8auf uOr benz @~tnsansstbor IaB, einen
b0fi9en @ruB setaui9t bate.
6iu6e i'd ben Germ &i5arb gtOta, Secs
retair bes Director Sraiiini, nod in bieiem
0orfe anpeien62 fraste ct ben bienitstfris
berbei seeiIten 8irtb.
Bebauere, 9err Nota unb Der 3irettor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
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&reu5 au brin9en unO IS gu taui5en 9e9en
cine graut. 8Iide pertraueno In Die 3us
tunft unb iei Der Croft meines Obsims.
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raui5 ieiner S9rttte uerba0t; rtussum
war aaes wieber fiji. Sour Elm Raul6en
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eeI9waeigen 8Idtter chamber gar ptel gu
er3dbIen. Sn Her sroBen 2inbe, bic ii6
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erbO6, agSte Elm S6sIetn i'm 9teite, ais
traume es i6wer; bur6 bic. 9ta9t Gber
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f~treifen. 8or eS 6cr OlebltDau. Der ii9
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
ct. Gapbaels Sereiu gum SduBe Der
Gin unb Nuspanberer.
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Bon perSbttteuen Sstten werts Id 70 oft erIuAt, eintn
Berpaneten ober Betaunteu, Der lber see tommt, tn
Castle Garden Al empfaHgsu uHo ibm bebilhtd gu ietu.
Sd bin aerne Al ieeem Dtenlte bsrstt. Rur m0bte Id bits
ten, tets aeuai a~uSuaebsn, nit weiasm S9iTe Der 8ttrsi,
feuoe touHneu IoQ. 9Ssnu man uns ntbt ben u~useidbreu
Dea unb bic unaeidbre Sett an9ibt, pann elmer fommen lou.
70 1T IS idper, Ia iait uumoslt4, Semauben uuter Der
wlaHe gtnpanberer ausftnets 5u MAIDEN. Aud pdre %
ont, peuu man ben 8erpauoteu ibon bic AereHe Der euros
p6iibeu @ertrauensmdnHer ansdbe. aui bteis at wlrbs
aud idou brlben fur fe seioret werben, uue tdmen ielbs
am itberIten brett an mid. Btr 9sben bier bic aereiit
Der peridieosnsu Observation-Disclosures uno btmerten babel
nod ~foIeenees.
Sdus uub Setitauo aussbetbeu gu lafen, uno he Dor lee
BEN Saabsn In Jeitlihen uub 9eltteen Dtn9sn gu bepahs
rem. Sebe austunit tn BetreH elmer isben an8eleg.nbstt
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Der psrI9isbensn Observation-Disclosures:
Observation-Disclosures ees at. WapbasIS
Verstns ftno Int
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Samburs: .Sss GSs0S0r @s9uSsrs' Or. Sstasu'
antperpsn: Serr .. g. 8 O RIB n, 40 au.nus CHARLOTTE.
Rottersam: Ssrr Sacob 36lIsr. pan Der Eadiraat1 II.
Sapre: Strr y. 9ambtrt &ttbmanu, 8RasD oubtt.
aOubOu: Ssrr paitor I'D. Bolt Al linton Strsst.
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Rem BORT: &ep. ]. 8eutanb, tatboL. p~rtsttr, 10 Stats
Strttt, %et9eunoer @attle 9arotn.
porto autert. prop. Rio Sraubs bu SuL. BraRIita:
Serr clemens g8alIan
Sotnptue (Dona 1randsea), prop. Santa gatbariua.
SrafItsH; Srr pait0r y. 8ststrsbauita.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

TIE CHARLES A. voGELEP CO., Baltimore. nd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

1 Sabre iF5fsr - arauCr, ). Ioarmdrr 1856.
ct. SQtobS Del Beiltc mis-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

&ramcr. Sr96cr Co., %cuu.
SD bate Ibeur!0tt3nru5 in ejrcm fcl0en
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rti6te. 9idb bent 8cbcaUde pen 5ruei Slai9en
Ct. Satob5 Del mar i9 Se9eilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

iva ~ aho'uu1NJlh 9NiiuuI HUtS 1907
Ct. Mpbor'us STRIDE, GIcu'S Sans, 81. q.
SD mar bcttId0eri8 in TcIHe rbcnmotiSGer
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Sd lit an hefttgen rberr1tii6cn S6mer5sr.
Cine Sl0ihe ct. Safobs Del betIte mid. Sd
battle es fir ein au5gsici9nete8 &ouSmitteI.
SaptO Stlouie.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
LOCAL NOTICES.

MrnrHIs siesm Laundry. 22I 81 II.
Try pair Of Linkhauer & Lshman,s
hand sewed 90 Shots.
.. X. HoucK & 90. have removed
10 their new store. 1893 Main street.
~ you want ell pine lumber call on
brnkley Lumber Company, l2i JET.
fers0n bIeet.
STANLEY 4 Anderson, funeral al.
recton and embalmoIp, 10 Madison
street, are fully prepared 10 furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
Mus LKwrLLyg hes returned from
the EAt, and she will resume her pri.
vac class In elocution Ostoher 30,
D'lharte method. Location OF tone
aud physical culture will tecelve
special attention. Those who wlsn Ia
understand principles and b. come In.
ttlligent readers preferred. For terms
send for circular or call Mt No, 81
Adams street, alter 3 O'Clock.
Miss CARRiR NJ. HEATING will be n,
home In The hfst week ia O1tcber ard
resume her classes ~ vocal and also
teacher II tbs piano. For terms AZ.
ply to NJ Emil Levy, At Wiamann 4
Co.'s, No. SOS Main street, with whom
intending pupils may register their
namea. As already snnouL ced, Mites
ksaling will give free Beholarehlp
Tor The last five months OF the sossion
u the most dillgent aud best student
81 Tie seaslon up TO February.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
"R0B0RO.' y
Five Thousand Cases Cured without
Failure In o single Instance.

a POsITIyE preventive and infaliIbls
- remedy for oHILLS and FEVER. N
2ontAint no Quinine on IMMORAL Of npy kir
pus ~ eotmpese1 OF harmless herbs; and IL 4
tered toiniants wish perfect imprn,,y i I,s.
not purRative, brt is an excellent as.ti,.s
lnvigoiates, braces anl builds IN The svsier,
ION the beginning; Not one person IN =
~ h. n, mas sinsle ,Vhiil h.ter commence
tlo, and retAied AZ az. bsr 81 S. Pls' e 10.
W! NOT iorsard % any address less than two
bottles; and will suRfsn.oe that, N iifes,
uone ere ionowed, Two bottles viii prom ptiv
cure any care q Chilis ard Fovor. Oniy a..
noiue Il necessary for pe7f0ns from sisht ~
tNelvo yeafs o! agp. One bottle wifi ar.
several children undere ish. y.arf 81 see.
Sor laie By drpEgisi..
Levi, Bon nett; -Four o, nv i sSilSIxsss'
tween tho ages Of Eve and ten yesrt, 10
eethet with my brother and sister, ali ,ir.
pad chill1 and fever for several months. durs
ing rhieh Tins the usual Ienody, Quinins.
was admtntstered without beneficial fesuits.
After hearing Of the wonderful cures accom-
pn,ned by your Invaluable remedy, "Robo-
ro,' 4 tried y 10 my family, and not ore al
me ~ ever had q single chill after COM
i mieneinsi n use. regard Il. thout eIeep-
thai ino" an'iblhs q. f4S's;siIssliIS
Of the Arm Of Heard A Asss, fobsssoni,,,.
uienlhnd' fittsylFanla county, Va, Octo-
ber ~ lsS6-Messrt. LoWlH d Bennett.
y lne or ny children had chills and fever al
the same time. The ugual remedy, quinins,
was adminittered without bsusdt. All of
y en- werg promptly and eiactpAlly cured 81
me use 81 HobOro" alone. Not ono OF he
nlno had a chill after commencing IL use.
Kefvoci, Nelson :ouh W. Va i.1 oeiss.,
~, lS@.- Mossrs. Lewis 4 Bonneit, seveyJ
q my h!enis and ] had severe cases Of
ehlll, and fever. We difptrssd with TIE
n,ual remedies and used nothing bqt
hob9fo'' which resulted IN thoroush
cure IN each case. gu viii ohiiKo b. or
ssfdins ms case Of tvsaty-iogt bottles.
4, @ our reliability and fstpohsibility.
.eief ~ permission % tho lcllCNiHg substAn-
val business mon Of LyachhufE. who're both
ll nc manufacturers a "holofo" have
,eslded Tor the last twelve ysav; NJ. q.
haniohi - Mayer d lyutAbgfF, j. ",
yel osshiet Pc0y.e't National Baa6i A.
70 W IalleJ' cashier Firrt SNiona IaaE.
,has' W. Price, C3mmiffilasr Ltssnusi
,ohn u Edwards, rgea!tsut foi.SI, lsfo-
II you cannot procure "F sbsrs" ,,ur
iruggisu, remit " ESQ sad W. ~ or-
yard Two gtle' % your rsafoti I,o,.o or
'Apfott stallion.
LEWIS 4 BENNETT,
Manufacturer. Lvrchbufg. ~.
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IL. III. w. GOODWIN

bohering big bargains In nil depart
SSinch al wool funnel suitlpg, ne "
colors, Tor 40c, worth COO.
4Oinch Imperial SaIges. repuls,
price, Soc our price, 85c.
New Plaids and Invisible CHECK
smiling Tor 20, worth SIC else W here.
special sale on yelveieenB ri 25c and
| 60c. ''N
IL derdown snd Jersey Flannels In
all the new shades.
Enlra heavy Red Twill Flannel, lsc.
Al Woo Gray Flannel, Csc.
and i0c. wv '''
Large all Linen Towel, I0,.
Plaid Linen Napkine, $50 per dozen.
Extra large sise Oatmeal To vel, 25c.
New lot old tine heavy Calico.
Don't forget those rev black and
white and gray Glughams At I2I.
MONDAY We offer an extra heavy
for 7ic. '
fort for 7bs.
We offer one. yard wide Bleach Got
ton, 10 yards, fjr IOc.
Large California White Blankets.
Toboggsn Cape, all colors.
Misses all wool Stockings, CSC.
ladies' all vol StocAines, 25c.
Ladies Oorsets at 50c, 75c and al,
We defy competition.
l2lc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

LOOK QUIZ FOR THE GREAT BOON
Bottom Knocked Out Of High Prices
At the popular house Of
OTENBEINRR & SCHWARTZ
1854 and 388 Main street.

300 pieces Canton Flannel, SC yard,
worth l0c.
90 pieces red all wool Twill Planpel
for 25c yard, worth Soc.
70 pieces Turkey red Table Damask. nj
zoe, worth SOC yard.
30 pieces all wool Ladies' Cloth. ward
II %. ~
100 pieces all wool Opera Flannel, oil
shades, 35c yd, worth coo yard.
10 pieces Cretine, elegant stterns. loo
yard, worth zoe.
600 pieces Turkey Red Oil Clllco. Ale
yard, worth l0c.
40 pieces Satines, select patterns, l2tc
yard, worth s0c.
90 left OF our Braided Dress Pstterns
al wool, A inches wide, IL yards TO
pattern, 80, worth sl2 suit.
20 dog 64 linen Table Covers. Csc.
worth 75o.
200 pure linen Table Covers, 2 wards
long, 95c, worth 81 rs.
10 only Of cur pure linen Table ssts.
comprising one dozen napkins. full
BlzA, and one 10 4 Table Cloth. put
up In one Get boxes, for % so SCI,
100 10 white Bed Spreads. 75c, worth
800 Ladies' Cashmere scarfs. white.
cream. blue, black and tan, 81 e5'
worth e..
100 hand mt d. linen Fichus, loo piecs
worth zoe.
100 dozen ladies' white Linen Collars
DC, worth l5c.
20 dozen ladies' white Linen Cuffs, lOc
pair, worth roc.
100 only childrens Lace Collars. kc
piece, worth Csc.
ooO lett o! our chlldren's, white and
colorsd. Sailor Collars, for Sc esc5.
Big line OF Felt Lamb,eauins. Al rs.
duced prices.
+. s.-yust received, lob lot Of Ribbon
oil 5000 pieces, all sh sdes and widths.
which We will offer from lc yard up.
Be sure and call early at the Great |
Bargain House OF
OrTENHEIMBR & SCHWARTZ
So4 and 500 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
KAHN a FREIBERG
l89, III, l73 Main Street.

GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING
JUST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION
Mems wool Suits slightly damaged IS,
regular $12 so suits.
Mems Fine Worsted Suite, slightly
water damaged, IS so; worth $l6 so.
Mems Fine All Wool Cashmere Suite
W %, sold everywhere at 1922 so.
Boys Suits 50, worth So so.
25OO Mems Fine odd Goats at orc.
quarter their Wholesale cost.
sHOESl SB0EsIl sHOESl!i
Ladiea' Fine Kid Button Shoes ST. so.
worth at least SO.
Ladies' Finest KID Bstton Shoes 81 75.
sold everywhere for SO so.
Ladies French Kid Button 80, worth
Childs' Button Shoes 60c, worth 81 25.
Misses Button Shoes 81, worth 80 "a
Misses Fine KID Lace Shoes 81.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION PRICES
Fine all wool red twilled Flannel zoe a
I'D, cheap Of 40l q I'D.
Brown Woo skirting Flannel Is, yd.
Fine all wool navy blue Flannel 25c.
Heavy Canton Flannel, eighty dam
aged, &c.
Extra heavy Canton Flannel %, worth
&c.
Heavy Linsey 6Ie, worth zoe a I'd.
Linen Creeh, IL inches wide, 4c a yd.
IL Yards Wide Linen Crash for 81,
All Linen Damask Towels, 30 inches
vida R0ir oh a lop,, on, ako.. :. 40
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
Northern aud unlnn Pa.inn.

NEW YORK. Ociobsr 1.-The terms
oil The agreement bstween the NORTH
ern Pacific and Union Pacific railroad
are tiicially given ss iollows: Tho
Northern Pacific Joins the Union Pa.
chic In the guarantee Of thu dividends
and charges on the o 'egon Navigation
securities, the Union Pacific paying 8
per cent. and the Northern Pacific 8
per cent. OF the guaranteed dividend
oio per cent on Oregon Navigation
sock. The division OF territory was
substantially agreed upon at confer.
ences which have been held In this
city between President Adams and
General Manager Potter, Of the Union
Pacific, and President Harhs and v,cs
President 0Akes, OF the Nouherp pa.
sihc. The dividing line will be- the
snake river, Al Us mouth, where II
enters int the Columbia. Toe Do.
lumbia and Palouse railway, which
has been the ohiei bone OF contention.
will be operated by the Northern Pa.
eihc, aud the line will be turned over
70 that company. The formal yo,e Of
The Northern Pacific directors on the
resolution 10 Join with the UnIon Pa.
etc In tie leate OF Oregon Naylea.
ton vat y In favor 10 1 against, the
opposlng vote being cast by John w.
Bfookman.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

NhKS ore oonsiiem tho yati
amount II reading one can have ~,
90 and children for the small ann oi
~ bJ Il 10 not o. be wondered Thai
lle circulating Library 10 meetlns
WIZ good tuccees, and 10 comp,s a OF
cur leading and beet Gil ia ne u both
teSes' Every effort will be naie N
run " tuccesoiully and In a sa,isiaeto.
manner TO the public, and tbe lo,s.
Ia shall DO "a osntral ~ possible.
me above som shall constitute A tw,
yens ismlly benefit, q fue variety Of
.niluieh's book being added Tor the
puip9lo. Ihoee who invest when
s seI,S on by the ladiee, will greatly
u Nv, ~ themselves a. well a. helm an
Ia our city. w" WV
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

machine agency In this city, and re-
moved the otRce and classroom TO No.
700 Second street. Mr.. Clements
comes with long practical experience
and the entire confidence Of the manu-.
Lecturers, as weh az genial presence
and warmth OF manner. Mr.. Aber.
nathy will soon embark in another
business.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
mEsKEN AND COMPANY.

TOMORROW we begin an extrsoril.
airy eale OF
@%s FALL DRESS GOODa
There never wac shown here or
elsewhere more beautiful, varied or
extensive selection at such low prices.
Read the prices and look st the goods
tomorrow.
AT $50, double width pin head check
euitipga; would be considered CHEAP
enough anywhere at 5Oc.
AZ i4c, imported all wool French
Camels Hair, all the new shadee.
ho,hing more elegant for street wear !;
real value, Csc.
AT 2oc, solid co'or Tricot Cloth: n
bargain even at 35c; only zoe tomor.
Al Doc, fancy PARIS mixed Suitinps
Tor tailor dresses; good value for 76c.
NOlE-This. being the most stupen.
dous sale oil Dress Goods ever insrgu.
ratsd, We call special attention to the
following:
on pieces $50 different shades and
colors) 80 inch all wool imported Suit.
ings, at Zoe, fully worth 81.
10 pieces 81 inch solid color tailor
suitings, beautifully fol. had and ali
nns wool, at 81; good value at 81 80.
lOO magnificent combination nat.
terms, the very latest novelties, a. ss 80
10 tl0; a great bargain,
70 Especial importstion) Paris INV.
eIty combinations, choice new STYLES
Whieh cannot be had elsewhere. at
slS 90 to tS7 so. French BroadcIotb.
Tor tailor dresses, In oil the new shades
we desire to strongly emphasis thi,
RAE as being unparalleled for immens.
NY, variety and low prices. We ADA
70 the great sale our entire stock OF
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
and call special attention to
100 pieces double width al wool
suitiDg, CSC, suitable for tailor dresses
Also ''''0''
80 pieces 10 inch, new weayes. solid
black imported fabrics, ct zoe; goods
well worm 81
Henrietta Cloths, Tiicots and Foule
Cioths in great variety, all at low
prices.
10 make this sale complete, we Of.
Ter some stirring bargains in
SILKS. vELvETs. PLUsHEs,
Al 4Oc, colored sstlns Tor street and
evening wear; the regular 65, quality.
a. y 20, evening and street ehades
u Moire Antique q gIea, bargain,
AT 81 81, Six Dfess PiushSe, rich.
'legant goods. aud every new shade;
worth every cent Of SO rs.
AT Doc, Black Six "Faille Fran.
'Aise J; the 81 20 quality.
Az III 20, Gil Six Lyons Balm Dneh.
ese sells rapidly st sr75.
AZ III 70, the latest novelty all silk
a xture for tailor silk dfesser,
NOTE-Every lady Interested In
llks, velyete, plushes or satins should
0 herself the Kindness to look A. our
nPerb assortm snis-somelhing unpte.
edented, aud not surpassed la New
'ork City. '"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
PEEsONAL POINTS.

r. NJ. NcLKAN has gone East.
Mas NJ. DKvrr lie among the man,
arnvala
J. =. SrAstoS's family hare re,urne,
70 The city, alter months absence.
hRs |. N. HAITKS aud danshtel
have returned from Northwest TeIas
Dr. N q. PKEKfSs, wife and Mia
sallle Blown are attending the fair u
NAhyiile.
Mus. III. BYAsH and family, alie,
three months absence from the city
returned yesterday.
Mus. Lows KAHN, Of the firm Of
Kahn 4 Freibug, will arrive TODAY Al
fo'olock pm. from the T. ct.
hns FLoRKsor sADLKn and Mlss
Mary Hams left Saturday morning for
81. Louis, where they will spend sey.
era weeks.
Mis- FANNIE A. MCCULLOUGH 10.
turned home Friday night, after hAy.
ing spent ak weeks very pleasantly In
Atlanta, Ga.
MRs. 4 ". Books and son, Percy.
and Miss Edith Brooks arrived by the
Louisville aud Nashville railroad yes.
terday morning.
JuDoE HlnMoSD left for Louisville
last night on telegraphlo rfausat of
Judge Jackson 10 hold court Tor Judge
Barr, who l. sick.
ID. A. Scott, Writ Adams and a. b.
Durcan, Of Miselusippi; X. l. Good.
rich and wife, OF Little Rock, An. ~.
R1senham, A. III. Keller, and l.. n.
slephenson are stopping at the Gayoso
Hotel.
NJ. r. CAHiLL, Of MempbIa and
Miss maiy Nhallen, II Hollywood.
Miss, we're married yesterday Al ~
Louie, Mo-, NJ the church Of the An.
nuncisiion, Tho Rev. Wear Genera
Bray tfliciated.
Miss STIRLING and Miss SAllie Sir.
ling, Of Miisissippl; b. y. Mitchell, Of
Louisville, kyn general freight agent
OF the N n. aHa Nj. V. Company
Ms. " II. Bonner, Miss Bonner and
Mits Gi!sman, Of Tyler, Tex, are at
the Peabody.
b. NJ sHEfBILL, Louisville, Ky.iM.
Kabsch, Central America; M. X.
Thornton and w. b. O5ok, Helena.
Ark; w. J. Holloway, Fort Worth
rex P. l. Smith, Wsxshockie, Tex,
Ind Victor RottmaD, Augutts, Ark,
Ire al Gasion's.
ii. L. PuScH having resigned an
superintendent OF Emwood Cine |
cry, b. U. Woodward, arsistan, tuper.
ntendsnt OF Mount 0lvet Cemetery.
Ieahville, bas been appointed 10 III |
10 place. Hv comes highly recon.
lepded BY tho leading ci,IEsns Of
Iashvillo.
r. q. CtKrrNgs, 81 Nahylle, has
,ccee "a w. 3. Alternately a. mar.
Ior Of tie Wheeler & Wilrcn sewing